I am having difficulties setting my menu links. I added a few links on the main navigation menu. They have been enabled and linked to the front page. However, I don't see them on the front page. Can anyone please help? Thank you.
I have installed a Drupal 10 with the Olivero theme. I was going to modify the CSS directly on the theme but then when I download updates I will lose the changes.
To avoid losing these changes I have created a subtheme but it does not inherit the CSS from the original theme and I only want to make some color adjustments, etc...
What do you recommend I do? Would it be better to use another theme with a subtheme generator? Which one? The website is a simple personal blog without too much functionality.
After creating a sub-theme, and viewing the page source, are file paths still inherited from the parent, or do they use the name of your sub-theme?
For example, if the parent theme is named "silly-name", and you created a sub-theme named "better-name", are all the links all based on the sub-theme (A) or would they be a mix of the sub and parent (B)?
Example A (custom)
../themes/contrib/better-name/
Example B (mixed)
../themes/contrib/better-name/ and ../themes/contrib/silly-name/
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I want to have a video poster in the file > video field. I have not yet been able to find a practicable solution. So i thought i can do this by simply adding the url for the poster image inside the <video> tag. But i don't know how to get the url value as a token working in twig. I am also not sure if the image would be from the actual node. Maybe this apporach is not even working.
What I am trying to do is if the text "No front page content has been created yet. Follow the User Guide to start building your site." is on the front page replace it with my own template, that displays the same text but gives more information on how to create content as well as resources to get help. I am well aware that creating content and promoting it to the front page or creating a page--front.html.twig file will remove this text but that defeats the purpose.